On Mon, May 14, 2012 at 03:20:15AM +0100, Ethan Grammatikidis wrote: [snip]
> > As for maximizing surf, maximizing is a window manager feature. It's > possible the xrandr line you have there is the right thing for dwm, but > I am wondering why you don't run xrandr (and if necessary a short > sleep) before starting dwm. > The only way I got this to work was to run xrandr after starting dwm and then start up surf. > hash is a shell feature. bash and others cache the path - all the > names - and sometimes when you've installed something since starting > the shell, the shell won't find it. I think it only happens when you've > removed it from one $PATH dir and installed it to another, in bash at > least. Using hash in a just-started shell like the one > running .xinintrc is pointless. :) > Ahh..thanks for the explanation.
